What is Ignite (Corvallis Version)

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I had the honor of being selected to do the What is Ignite presentation for Ignite Corvallis on November 5, 2009. During the What is Ignite presentation, I talked about the Ignite format and background, gave some of the history behind Ignite Portland and covered a few Corvallis specific topics. It was a great time, and thanks again to all of the volunteers, sponsors, and speakers that made Ignite Corvallis possible!

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